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Around
the
Town
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wallace had i
guests Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. i
Kenneth Peterson and daughter |
Jacqueline of Columbus, Mr. and 1
Mrs. Charles Eastlick of Park City \
and Mrs. R. W. Eklund of Great :
Falls, sister of Mrs. Wallace, who j
rexnained for a longer visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bartholf of j
' Great Falls are the parents of a
son, bom Sunday, March 28.
baby is a a grandson of Mr. and j
Mrs. Jack Romee.
Mrs. Charles Miller, a resident of
Bunkerhill, Ill., and sister of Mrs.
r nur» Carter of Laurel told in a
letter this weeek of the destruction
(••in ed hv a tornado which recentlv
struck that city. The home of Mr.
and Mrs. Miller was nadly damaged,
as were the homes of their two
daughters living in Bunker Hill,
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hosts at dinner Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Vandenburg and children
of Park City.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Frickel spent
Tuesday at the home of their son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Walter who live east of
Billings.
Miss Frances Beslanowitch, teach
er in the schools at East Helena,
was home to spend Easter with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Be
slanowitch.
jyj rs Bernard Glardon and infant
daughter have returned from a visit
0 f ^ v . 0 mon ths with relatives in
Mandan, N. D. Mrs. Glardon's
,„other, Mrs. William Glardon of
Mandan, accompanied them to Lau
rel for a visit.
As a surprise to Mrs. Roy Bice,
group of friends gathered at her
home Monday to celebrate her birth
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Mrs. George Andrews and Mrs.
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M rs - Leon Foote, Mrs. Ray Stevens, ■
Mrs. Edward Sekora, Mrs. Kenneth,
Walker. Mrs. Clarence Smith and (
Mrs. Gene DeFrance. The social
afternoon was followed by a birth-j
day lunch.
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gene Bice were entertained at din
ner Sunday at the home of Mr. and !
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SPRING IS HERE—FLOODS, TOO . . . More than 2,000 acres of
valuable farm land were inundated by heavy rains and melting
ice and snow throughout the Rock river area near Moline, Ill.
Property damage was extensive and spring planting was delayed,
keeping fertile fields out of production until they were dried up.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnston and
daughter Linda spent Easter in Bil
lings, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I iank Comte.
Mr. and Mrs. David Frickel, Jr., i
are the parents of a daughter, bora ;
Monday, March 29, at their home
Ion Forrest avenue. !
A week end guest of Mr and
Mrs. Dave Johnston was Mrs. John
sron's sister, Mrs. Barney Dizner of
Miles Cit>.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gerard were
hosts at Easter dinner for Mr. and
Mrs. William Segler of Silesia and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerard.
Truman's New Dog Is Latest
In List of White House Pets
WASHINGTON—If Feller grows
up to be a rough, tough dog, which
is open to doubt in the case of a
platinum blond cocker spaniel, he,
too, might make White House canine
history.
Feller has some serious traditions
to live up to.
All kinds of beasts and birds have
lived at 1600 Pennslyvania avenue.
But dogs have attracted the most at
tention. Some have asserted their
first dog of the nation prerogatives
by biting people. And at least one
was the center of an international
incident.
The Theodore Roosevelt family
was even livelier than the Franklin
Roosevelt brood, because the chil
dren were younger. They had dogs
and ponies and cats and rabbits and
guinea pigs. And Theodore Jr. had
a bull terrier which at times had a
cranky disposition.
The Hardings had an airdale, Lad
die Boy, who comported himself well
enough to have left no untoward
traditions.
The Coolidges had two white col
lies, Rob Roy and Prudence Prim.
The Scottish terrier, Fala, of
course, is the most famous dog of
recent White House history because
he was F.D.R.'s constant compan
ion.
Doyal Theatre >
■ ^ WEEKLY PROGRAM
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
April 1-2-3
He crushed hearts and heads with
equal recklessness but women found
him irresistible so he married a
good girl for wealth and made love
to her souless sister.
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Claire Trevor
Walter Slezak
Phillip Terry
Audrey Long
Elisha Cook, Jr.
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A-feudin' and a-fightin' as he gets
involved in an old feud with a pretty
girl and her two brothers finally
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gal catching the crooks lin their
own- trap.
Tim Holt
Martha Hyer
Richard Martin
Steve Brody
Virginia Owen
Harry Woods
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Bank Night Thursday with shows
at 6:45 and 9 P. M. One show Fri
day at 8 P. M.
Saturday shows
at 6:45 and 9 P. M.
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
April 4-5-6
In this picture a caravan of tech
nicolor thrills is told with lots of
lusty laughter,
beauty, enslave® the heart of each
man who holds her leading to fiery
romance and blazing adventure.
Yvonne De Carlo
George Brent
Broderick Crawford
She, the captive
Andy Devine
Albert Decker
Arthur Treacher
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Added:
Newsreel.
P. M.
6:45 and 9 P. M.
Tuesday shows at 8 P. M.
Cartoon, Musical and
Sunday Matinee at 2:30
Sunday Night shows at
Monday and
Population of Quail
Despite the fact that they have
been protected from hunters for
many years, quail in Ohio are now
at their lowest population point in
history.
Ancient England Road
Watling street between Woolwich
and Rochester is one of England's
ancient highways which dates back
to the days of the Romans who built
a network of roads to link together
their military camps.
Bigger Cargo Planes
Cargo compartments of the Boe
ing stratocruiser, now on order for
major airlines, will hold four tons
of merchandise.
Largest State Park
Custer park, South Dakota's only
state park, is the largest state park
in the United States.
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